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LIVE DEMO
Generated using
Instruct UI - An AI for Blazor UI Generation
## What's implemented
- Page layout with top app bar, persistent drawer navigation and main content area.
- Stats bar with multiple stat tiles.
- Multiple chart cards using MudChart (Donut and Bar).
- Responsive grid layout with MudGrid / MudItem cards.
- Navigation menu with MudNavMenu, MudNavGroup and MudNavLink.
- Small interactive controls: MudButton, MudMenu, MudIconButton and MudAvatar.
## Key components
- MudLayout, MudAppBar, MudDrawer, MudMainContent
- MudNavMenu, MudNavGroup, MudNavLink
- MudGrid, MudItem, MudContainer
- MudPaper, MudText, MudButton, MudIconButton, MudAvatar, MudDivider, MudSpacer
- MudChart (ChartType.Donut, ChartType.Bar)
## How it works
- Component state: drawer open state uses a private bool and ToggleDrawer; drawer binding uses @bind-Open.
- Charts render from arrays in code-behind (double[] and string[]), with ChartOptions instances controlling legends and axes.
- Stats use a StatItem model (Title, Value, IsLast) and render via a foreach loop into MudItems.
- Interaction patterns are UI-only: navigation links use Href, buttons are wired to local methods (Refresh button has no backend call).
## Styling
- Uses MudBlazor components and custom CSS in app.css for theme accents (chart-card-blue, chart-card-red, stats-bar, refresh-button).
- Responsive behavior uses MudGrid breakpoints (xs, lg) and conditional MudDivider visibility classes (d-none d-md-block).
- Chart containers use absolute positioning for center text and annotations; cards use background-color overrides via CSS.
## Reuse steps
1. Install MudBlazor NuGet and register MudBlazor services in Program.cs (builder.Services.AddMudServices()).
2. Import MudBlazor namespace in _Imports.razor and include the custom app.css in site stylesheet pipeline.
3. Copy DashboardPage.razor, StatItem.cs and the CSS snippets into the project; preserve MudChart arrays and ChartOptions.
4. Replace hard-coded arrays and _stats list with real services (inject HttpClient or scoped services and async loading).
5. Wire navigation, authentication and any refresh/update handlers to back-end endpoints or state management.
## Limitations & next steps
- This is a single-page showcase generated by Instruct UI; it contains UI-only sample data and no backend integration.
- Charts use static arrays; replace with async data retrieval and call StateHasChanged after loading.
- No authorization or API services are configured; add authentication, localization and telemetry in the host app as needed.
- Consider extracting reusable components (StatTile, ChartCard) and adding loading and error states for production use.